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Newspaper Page Text0 V n """"! ! 'i l"ff'iiM . - .v':s..'" -; - u, :.'" ' .'.'-' , t . ! COTTAGE ( - El 1 j 'mi ItEVIEW KK1DA Y. JANUARY fi. 188rt. li'rJ Jti narliHi-nt ot tin . (Bt J-au Browdn il. 1) L ,. 1 , Profess r ot , - The: w,.tr with V tC-ii we tire "finiilmr in com n ion life ft-uiid ch"miclly : pure. The in nature ate. snow, water and . water; ana even tney iiiive a cer- t admixture of forvign' substances, n contaminated by. impurities .sii6i out ot ttieatmoMMiere. Hnnnsr ite: ,tx, is renders ! impure by sub aacfrs received in its percolation through the earth. In liver and lake atr the implirity j not infrequently visible to the eve, presenting the color of the rocks and vegetable substances which it holds in suspension. Thus . tUe water i of a rediiiilihueiit the Red ; river of Texas, and dark in the Big iliaefc of Mississippi and the liio Sfr ro of South Amerua. It descends milky from the elofes of the Andes piiii tint glacier of Iceland. It ' is "rown in the streams that flow through tbe in-Kirs of r.'H:iud ami the peat of I 'i 1 1 Jt is greenish in the glands fii r .rim', in the Green nver .A Kenfui-ky, he 1 ikes of Switz-ar-.d and thei'uysers of Iceland. i'ue Oioton watr which ttupplicsthe . of New York, and the Cochltuate hieh 'supplies the city of Boston cou- siii each a little more than 4 giains pjpatcer. to th ijallon. The w.-i(r of -Philadelphia con- ou J 'grain to the gallon. .'.-'...which is supplied to the! ; i ixJuh, Scotland, contains 7 to 14 jfra it the water of the 'lhaiufp near London, 21 jfrains; that f :h Juidau 73 strains: whilst- that Vlaithatua island, in the neighbor d r.f Chambers street, before the in-iu.-f ion of the Croton water, con ed as much as 125 grains. The t nat ural water that has yet been iliil is that of the Loka in Swe- hich contains but the "120 grain matter to the gallon. " . rr may le regarded as the type -tiesentative' of all other liquids, is assumed as a stuudard by t measure their specific gravi 0 inverted into ice at a tempera s' .Z'i degrees Fahr. and into tl212 decrees, it is evaporated -Viiipfrature even llow the liut. Pure water is perfect L exhibiting neither acid nor erf ie.t;y it is cnpable'ef unit- iih acids nnd basses, and of therewith the compounds s hydrates. Thus it unites and with it forms the hy ue as drawn from the chemist's . " i i iamnm M m n cm iwj kui uei ituih- r , j J . -fiimiiiM, wiihuit color taste or smell, w snu isspparenny, asMinpie ana inert a substance as one can well iniagine;and yet there i ho' substance 'whose trans , formations are more surprisingly pro- tean, or whose relation are more ex tensive and intricate It forms by. far the gre.ttfp part of all animal and veg etabhj matter. :. To it the petal of the rose anil t he muscle of the aninial are iniifcbiei in a gie:it .decree, for their ; piisric and fiftedonl of motion. A iel'n bo-It, hard asra stne, fall fiom the AS 1? ind 'perhnpfi, breaks your Y'u take it up and examine f.ii it. to be a dense angular t. U'hile you are looking at-it pn-iiii f your linir,, -LaLifiTd1 it '"laissj "rttf' t fluid, which, to giiye at it, gradually , , . I sihsntl? vanishes inta tins ai. 'ArM--thile it returns and falling, softly andS'ud.selfwsly re-appeats ib de-drops wWch ere while its moinen tkitu had Kwer to break; anil these cewdropii whilst you watch them on the glass-pane may suddenly shoot intodcl i:ate ramifications and resume their previous crystalline solidity. Wa'er exists around us to an extent nd under conditions that escape the notice of mere surface observers. Take a plaster of Paris statue weigh JpjU.,.ind ana1jHwrlt;ntl you will tfnd ':;itf"-j ontof the five is oliliried water. The iridescent opal but a muss tif flint and water com ibiud in the pi nportioti of 0 grains of 4fti th v ' ingredients and one grain of Water CM' an acre of clay land one foot deep and weighing 1200 tons, at teast 400. tons are water. " Of the great mountain chains with which the 4artbis ; ribbed theIIiiualayas, the :j'nleR. the Alps, the Rockies millions ind millions of tw are water solidi lied iin earth. If you '.buy 100 lbs of alum, you get iu exchange for your money 45 lbs of water; if you buy 100 lbs of Carbonate of soda you get 64 lbs of jrater if 100 lbs of soap you get 70 . lbs r f water.: Go t i a green groce' and purchase'. 100 lbs of otM, and you get 75 lbs of water; 1 li nf turnips and. jou get 90 water;', of the 5 Jb . beefsteak the butcher sells you for the ng meal, 4 lbs are water. Nay nnHii frame itself is a water-built W.iiboiit- cwwfoinrth of -its etyb tTeirs solid matter, i. I f the body it man weighing 140 lbs were separ f'l into its solid and fluid constitu ents it would be found that the weight ; tli iolids. is S5 lbs tmd the weight 'lie fbijds 105 lbs. Chemically tic therefore, man ia351bsof car id nitrogen' diffused- through a lITtiiiSTnaeT: Tt'w"5Ur(I"Tie did, lime (wi rait, to discuss .11 the peculiar properties of my of which are ho condu 'i -nirifofrt: but we glance at "- - It lreedotu from tasto Bill .. .Ttii rtMgative property is par IV niiif.mmt iMi.L tluMxrh mwr. nets --r1 T . P O' . anTiry'pd oonduees latgely to aru ;ml t.'omV lit. If water possessed taste : sud smelt we should ttdon grow weary 1 oi t.hijse tiinlities, .however exquisite, j t,hey rrt jjh r be. Pleasant odors, t hough j grateful for a time soon ste, because ! he olfactory iiene' vviil iot jiatiently submit contintieil irritation. Hence ii is, )lr, Jas. W. Johnston puts it, that wktm-.i.nd air which have to en ter iften into ihc animalliofly and to penetrate t its 'most delicate and most .$ensiUve,pt-.'aM and (issues, are made dt-s'imif f,f si!i.sililn jiiiiprrties that 'her van (-oiup and r to any part of ne tiiitne. w iihiut tifin liptccived. Noist-lcssl'y, as it were,- thfy glide over I TiiK prosperity of any country de che ni'r. iri,;n(e nerves; and so long j pends UHn its production. In this as they me toleiulslv" jtjj.se they may respect Dom-las coutity can point with iiiake a rli!.!is;i!il 'i.H-i to the extretn ! pride to its agricultural, mineral, tim jEt f.iir iji t(,f. J.Hitly without pro j ber, fruit and stock resources, also 11 n 'viii:iii i1,e least tnotikiifciry irritation ; limited water power for manufacturing X "Ue ,if ,,:,;." j y--'iMitv. Irs co l.rr "ssf-s thi.r in a thlii aiiv : '-''llili; -h.-. . ing proK;rty. liigher degree Poured over it alluf'ts more else we could tt ful it, is lo the (lurched tongue ! ivigoi itcsauilsoothes! Ivent power. This is t miliar as it is marve ttit is lous. We see it every day; and yet perhaps, but few of tis know how ex tensive is itH range. Salt when poured into water soon disappears. Its par tides opaque and fixed, immediately ac quire strange mobility and translu- conce. The glass from which we drink seems to be insoluble but ex periment proves that it is1 not so. Glass retorts trued in distilling watar lr s i weight, and the water requires an equivalent impregnation cf flint and alkali, the elements of glass. The old stained glass windows of Westminster Abbey, whiuu for centuries have with stood the boatirur of the rain, have at last, by it action, become honey combed on the outside, and in many places are nearly eaten through. If a common drinking glass be pounded and moistened, enough of the powder will be dissolved to impart to the water a powerful reaction on turmeric paper. Pure flint may be converted, by com bination with water, into a transjarent tremulous jelly. Granite rock is grad ually disintegrated by water; and the marble nag otfthe door-step is worn by the drop that falls from the eaves. Water is one of the most important of the provimate principles of the ha man body, and exists in greater amount than all the rest taken together. It enters into the composition of every solid and fluid of the body. There is no tissue not even enamel in which it is not found, indeed there 13 no tissue except enamel, teeth, bones, ten dons, elastic tissue, and dried cuticle, of which it does not form one half. The aggregate amount of water con sumed as drink in a year by a healthy man is about i500 lbs., and the aver- as amount that makes its exit from the body by the kidneys, bowels, lungs and skin is about 1900 lba. The quan tity excreted threfore exceeds the quantity ingested by about 400 lbs., the surplus beine probably formed in the bod v, as M. Banal suggests, by the combination with hydrogen, of the oxygen in the inspired air and the ex cess of oxygen over thej hydrogen in our food. MABSIAOES DlTJtlSO 1HH7. The following are a list of the marriage licences issued and certificates recorded in the office of the county clerk of Douglas county during the year 1807 Jan f J A Bowman Annie Jordan Eliza J Carson Mattie E Pearson ' Dora Young Sarah C.Butler Mary E. Reese Mary J Ball Laura E Bradford Jestin Wright " 6 R E Smith ' 9 Wm Benedict " 9 J2E Belshaw " 12 Samuel Ball " i6DCPitzer ' 23 Wm Brings " 25 V S Bogard Mar 3 L Brewer " 9 John E Johnson " 9 R T Ashwoith " 20 W M. Johnson ' 28 Arthur Walker " 30 Edward Holtz Apr 7 C N Gaddis "11 James Richey ' 17 J W Thomas " 17 T B Cannon " 24 Jas E Ensley " 24 L F Earl M E Howard Ella Kagon Amanda Kerley Hortense E Oa Edna Albro Laura B Pintston Salina R Mary F Ingram Sadie Lewis Mary A Winniford S E Palmer May 1 John E Letson Melvina J Walker " I L'G Lincoln Cairie Hefty " 8 John Haight Ruby Cilpatrick " 13 C W Waters E J Warren " 21 F Cornutt Laura Clarke " e6 Jas H Porter Ada Breitenbusher June I G Archambeau Sarah C White " 5 A.Worley Marie F Hanks ' i; 8 John W Craig Lillie Mattoon "12 Grant Levens Alice Simpson " I5AM Ingram ClemenUne Williams " 26 Sylv Miller Angeline Mattoon ' 26 Jas P Starr Sophena Smith " 28 S J Chenoweth M A Hall " 29 I W Gardner A E Hunt 30 S R Cole 4 EH Wright 8 P S Durland 13 J R Pickett 14 F O Worley 14 G W Hedrick 1 7 A E (xivelace 19 T J Burge 23 Geo Warner 31 Chas Brooks Christina B Hoover E Conley Lizzie Short Lucy Packard Irena E Sayles Susan Futman Lucy Churchill Bertha Anlauf Josephine Petree Nancy Williams July Aug 5 George Brown Odill Detanney " 5 D Clements Emma Singleton " 24 John T Bryan Anna M Langenberg " 25 L H Kruse Carrie A Beckley " 30 L S Fortin Olhe Thompson " 31 H Parry Martha Snyder - Sept 5 WH Thompson Annie E Cony " 6 Jas R Boyle Rosa McMichael " '7 AC Marsters I T Mitchell 21 Aaron Rose 26WL Nichols 6JDEllison 9 Geo Leslie 12 II II Nichols Libbie Smith Addie Fullerton Lou Agee Parialee Thompson Anna Vineyard Oct " 13 B T Roadman Margaret M Mires " 15 J M Volkman Naoni Shepherd " 16 W G B Dixon Nannie Richards " 16 J M Donnell Florence Archburger " 18 Geo Weaver Alice N Dement " 19 John M Cowan Emma Mosher " 24johnDolan . Laura E Dewar , " 24 T E Singleton C B Booth " 30 J K Mitchell Eliza Hadler " 30 S J Shrum E A Chapman Nov 4 J N Cowan Dora M McKce " 11 AH Hart Minnie J Goodman " 15 Jas H Shupe Susie Velzain " 17 WS Chenoweth Retta Reed " 18 W L Laird M N McNeil " 20 Alonzo M Jones Hat tie C Boyd Dec 15 N Evans Mary C Rice " 21 J R Clough Addie Ehff. " 28 L. L. Hurd Tosie Boone. SUMMARY OF THE VESSCS SOU FOR nOVULAS COVXTX 18ST. 1 1 f Legal voters... ... .... ....... Males under ten Females under ten. Males & females not enumerated. Total population BALANCE ABOUT AS LAST TEAR. PRODUCTS. Acres -under cultivali n 2,800 4.122 2,697 14,650 58,281 T'n'neal raised during prececdfng year, busheu.. Oats raised bushels Barley and rye raised bu Cora raised bu . . . . Hay tons Tobacco lbs. . .... Butter and cheese lbs Hops 11S . ........ , if. .... . ROOTS. Potatoes bu FRUITS. Apples bu..... Prunes and plums bu , LUMBER. 285.447 61,108 27,790 16,840 730 121,264 3.270 38,889 8i,357 7,710 Lumler feet . . No. Acres of land .494S91 Town lots 1057 Improvements Mdse. and implements. Money notes and sect. . Household furniture. Horses and mules 3705 Cattle 12835 Sheep 78791 Wool lbs 393945 Swine.'; '. 7061 Gross value property ... 8850 County indebtedness, . . 14,046,247 Total Value. 1722975 236615 5tC7IS 253935 942940 102910 3736o 96345 90935 8666790 80S8 4290247 $U42.66 purposes. JJougias is oouna to ue one of the workshops of the world. Douglas Cousty and all Oregon in fact are bound to boom during the next decade. New industries are tole es tablished and the resources of the coun try will be developed until, in the lan- j guage of a friend at our elbow, "In five years you will not know this country trom the progress that has ueen maae f . 1 Laurie REAL XSTATt TitAKSACTlOMi. Dacember, 1887. We give a summary of the real es tate transactions for the month of De ceibber, as recorded in the county clerk s office. B 0- Agee to J B Homer, property in Ibwelmrg, consideration ?800. Dand Bushey to II A Langenbeig, one acre in Tp 27 S 11 5 W, consider ation flOO. John Itiyless to America Young, property in tovn of .Oakland, consider ation $700. '' . O&ORECo to Joseph Bennett, 80 acres in Sdc 3 Tp 23 S R 4 W, con sideration $S0. OA E R Co to Joseph Bennett, 40 acres in Sec 3 Tu 23 S R 4 W, con sideration 100. T P Sheridan to R S and J C Sheri dan, 149 acres in Bes 35 Tp 27 S R 6 W, consideration 1. W F Benjamin and wife to J F Hardison, property in Sec 11 Tp32 S R 4 W, consideration $1100. Solomon Ady to Wm Hutson, prop erty in Myrtle Creek, consideration $150. II A Bar et al to Robert Wade, 241 acres in Sec 9 Tp 21 S R 10 W. consideration $920. - AM and W R Simpson to GH Emerson, property in Sec 16 Tp 21 S U II V, consideration $1. Eph Raymond to May A Fate,. 101 acres in Sec 10 Tp 30 S R 4-W, con sideration $1170. f"- John H Lee to "Harriet Wiley 1 acre in Sec 18 Tp 29 S R 8 W, con sideration $30. TO, ... Joel Pattersoi to Harriet Wiley, 1 acre In Sec 18 Tp 29 S R 8 W, con sideration $30. . ".:'. Joseph Bennett to Mary JGg, 400 acres in Sec 4 Tp 33 S R 4 W , con nideration $3500. J - W Singletary to Sol Abraham, property in the town of Julia, consid eration $1. M and L and R H'and James Ward and J H Mumpower to Dana K Al len and Paul S Griffith, 40 acres in Sec 25 Tp 21 S R5 W, consideration $120. Geo W Day to J L Coon, 100 acres in Tp 29 S R 8 W, consideration $1. W R and John Long to Joseph Ben nett, 112 acres in Sec 29 Tp 22 S R 4 v , consideration $4600 IT S Marshal to Marks and Wollen burg, 110 acres in Sec 26 Tp 24 S R 6 v, consideration ?D4U4. C E Tracy and wife to Nelson Gear, 100 acres in Sec 4 Tp 23 S R5 W con ration $1100. D W Ellidge to Delilah Ellidge, 5 acres in sec o ip zo S K 4 w, consid eration $1. J LCoon to Olive Franklin, 140 acres in Sec .19 Tp 29 S R 8 W, con sideration $2000. J L Coon to A B C Whipple, 290 acres in Sec 19 Tp 29 S R 8 W, con sideration 2000. Geo W Jones to John Jones 320 in Sec U Tp 27 S R G West, consider ation $250. Noah Cornutt to Maiks and Wollen- berg, 159 acres in Sec 14 Tp 30 S R 6 W consideration $5656. Marks" and Wollenberg to Mary M Cornutt, 159 acres in Sec 14 Tp 30 S R 6 W, consideration $7238. O ii C R R Co to O A Mattoon, 51 acres in-Sec 5 Tp 22 S R 5 W, consid eration $82. W A. Perkins tiE E Mattoon, 10 acrei in Sec 4 Tp 22 S R 5 W, consid eration si 00. W A Perkins to E E Mattoon, 5 acres 111 Sec 4 Tp 22 S R 5 W, consid eration 30. Sheriff DC to T R and J P Sheri dan, 9 acrs with saw mill in Sec 15 Tp 26 S R 4 W. consideration $882. Leonard Stinger to J S Catching, projierty in town of Canyonviile, con sideration $75. E Stephens and. wife to J L Baker, 40 acres in Sec 20 Tp 25 8 R 7 W, consideration $1000. R S Stephens to J L Baker, inter est in 40 acres in Sec 20 Tp 25 S R 7 W, consideration $1000. COVBTY OFFICIALS. The following are the lists of the names of those who have occupied the positions of County Judge, Commis sioners, Sheriff, Clerk and Treasurer of Douglas county, since the admission of Oi-egon in 1859 . The date eiven is the year of assuming office and those marked with a resigned and those with a f died during their terms of office. At some future day The Re view will give the complete list from the organization of the county in 1853, but the old records are in such shape and our time so limited for this issue that the following is all the historical data we can give on the subject: COMMISSIONERS. 1859 S Fiuhugh 1872 Levi Kent I A Richards John Jackson 1860 R M Hutchinson 1874 Henry Adams Wm K Stark Jas Applegate C P Stratton 1S61 A E McGee SBBriggs 1864 Z B Dimmick 1864 Dan Raymond 1856 Ben Butler J B Nichols 1S68 D A Levins 8 Wheeler 1870 Wm Cochran 1876 S Wheeler B B Brockway 1878 R S Applegate Perry Cook 1880 A Riddle J M Dillard 1882 A Riddle C G Hudson 1884 Chas McGee John Hall Henry uecktey . SHERIFFS. 1859 John Fullerton 1872 Jas Wright 1862 L Howe 1874 E Livingstone 1864 J J Crawford 1876 IB Noble 1866 E Livingstone 1878 F P Hogan 1866 L Howe - . 1882 J S Purdom 1868 J D Van Buren 1884 G A Taylor 1886 BC Agee. COUNTY JUDGES. 1859 S F Chadwick 1870 Jos Fitzhugh 1861 Andrew Jones 1874 Thos Smith 1862 Wm R Willis 1878 C Gaddis 1866 Crawford Gaddis 1882 J S Fitzhugh CLERKS 1859 Jas Walton 1868 M M Melvin 1862 R II Dearborn 1870 Eb Stephens 1864 A R Flint" 1872 L L Williams 1864 L L Williams . 1874 E Stephens 1865 -E A Lathrop ' 1876 L L Williams 1866 R A Cowles t 1878 T R Sheridan 1867 L L Williams 1882 G W Kimball 1886 T R Sheridan. TREASURERS. 1859 Geo Haynes 1870 S Hamiltoa 1860 S Hamilton 1872 E Livingstone 1862 C Gaddis 1874 1 B Noble 1866 Andrew Jones 1876 W T Wright 1S68 H C Slocum 1882 W N Moore 1885 D SWest. Oor bnsiness men report business as very good for this season of the year, and are making arrangements to greet the boom coming in the spring time. The great need of Douglas comity is for the large tracts of lands to be divided np into small farms. Wher ever this haa been done in Oregon greater prosperity has followed. Wnss you have read this copy of The Review send it to a friend in the east Tub Review proposes to establish a reputation during the year as the lead ing county weekly of the state. It will be intensely loyal to the best in terests of Douglas county. : : SAM SMALL'S BROTHER. Why Did God Make Mae-h Outdoor? Two Women's Experience. "8am Small, Evangelist!" The proverbial philawphy of "Old Si," the venerable plantation darkey, who gave to the world through the medium of Small's pen maxims of worldly wis dom, clothed in a verbiage of irresistible hutnor, has found a permanent place in humorous literature. - ftreat snmrise was shown when it was announced that he, having been converted under the ministrations of "Sam Jones," would become an evan gelist. At first though, a humorist In the pulpit seems incongruous. Is it really so? No doubt the mere buffoon attempting to turn men's hearts to solemn truths would meet with only contempt. But truth is not hidden in gloom. Genuine humor frequently illustrates and fastens in the mind bits ot wisdom that would otherwise pass unheeded. In his eulogy of Henry Ward Beecher, Rev. Dr. Parker says: "Whenever he. SI he hrausht June sun shine and music, and made even desi I ponding and surly men feel that a fuller and warmer summer, 'the Kingdom of Heaven,' itself was 'at hand.' " Thai is genial Christianity. f Mr. Small belongs to a witty family. He has a brother connected with Annoy Knox's and "Fat Contributor's" Texa SifHng$, a paper whieH- haa had pheno menal success in tiie field of humorous literature. Mr Frank A. Small is the present lepresetative of that popular paper in England, and, like his distin guished brother, he takes a deep in terest in the welfare of other people. Under date of 48 Porte n Road, Kens ington W. London, Eng., Sept. 27, 1887, he writes "While at Valding in Kent yesterday, I met Prof. S. Williams, Head Master of the Cleaves Endowed school. In the course of conversation ahout America. Professor Williams re marked that Warner's safe cure had boon of treat benefit to his wile, who had been much trouDieawitn aaisoraerea liver. Wiimi'i ufe carfj &n Amorieos? preparation) was all she had taken, and she haa experienced none 01 ner oia trouble for some months past, Mrs. Annie Jenness-MUler, editor of New York Dre$, and a very popular woman in the fashionable world says in Ler own Ikiagaibaejor October: "War ner's safe cure is tie only medicine I ever take or recommend,. In every in stance it gives new energy and vitality to all my powers." This distinguished woman also says that for ladies this great remedy is "peculiarly effective." Sam Small is likely to succeed as a moral teacher. When we remember how near together in human nature lis) the fountains of laughter and of tears, the deep effect his discourses must have on the masses can easily be imagined. ' "Why did God make so much out doors?'' exclaimed a little girl. We know not. He has made it and we should grow in it, broad, charitable and genial, fudging eveiy thing by merit, not bypre mdice. ; Scrofula Is one of the most fatal scourges which afflict mankind. It is often inherited, but may be the result of improper vaoci . nation, mercurial poison, nncleanlineas, and various other causes. Chronic Sores, Ulcers, Abscesses, Cancerous Humors, and, in some eases, Emaciation and Con sumption, result bom a scrofulous condi tion of the blood. This disease can be cured by the use ot Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I Inherited a scrofulous condition of the Blood, which caused a derangement of my whole system. After takasg less than four bottles ot Ayer's Sarsaparilla I am Entirely Cured and, tor the past year, have not found it necessary to use any medicine whatever. I am now in better health, and stronger, than eyer before. O. A. Willard, 218 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. I was troubled with Scrofulous Sores for five years; but, after using a few bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the sores . healed, and I have now good health. Elizabeth Warnock, 64 Appleton street, Lowell. Mass. Some months ago I was troubled with Scrofulous Sores on my leg. The limb was badly swollen and Inflamed, and the sores discharged large quantities of offen sive matter. Every remedy failed until I used Ayer's Sarsaparilla. By taking three botUea of this medicine the sores have been healed, and my health is re stored, lam grateful for the good it has done me. Mrs. Ann O'Brian, US Sulli- van st, New York. ft Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Prepared by Dr. J. C. Arer k Co., Lowell, If a. Sold by all DrofgUU. Price 1; tlx bottle, &. PHOTOGRAPHS ! I GOT SATISFACTION AT GRAVES GALLERY, AND NOW I SMILE. Lightening process and latest styles in Photo's, Copying and enlarging. EOSEBURG - - OREGON B . U o s 6 4- H P o tq -2 OS R w o s 15 to w W Eh O W W o "55 w 2; 2 to 10 o H 09 SCO 1 EH 4 S a; M f o 3 S w .S O S3 w o a EH S 0 -.A a K H 03 3 5 The Leading DRUG HOUSE W. S. Hamilton. puocessur to 8. IlamiHon. Rosbbukg - - - Oregon. f CI? ) ' I J is space ad of tte G BEAT REDUCTION SALE V: ;vvjia I , - - - : ; REGARDLESS HEW Keeps a full line of Dress Qoods of every variety and Shade. A full line of Silks. A full Una of Satins, Brocades and Velvets. . A full line of Fancy Dress Goods. ? A full line of Hosiery. i A full line of Clothing. a 0 CO A.. ft o m 0 b A f all line of Furnishing Goods.' A full line of Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. A full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries and Tobaccos A full line of Crockery and Glassware. And last, but not. least, a full line of Ostrich Plumes and Tips, with all kinds of Tidies Hat Trimmings and Hat Shapes of latest pattern. I03VCS -flLTCTXJ M JOSEPHSON. THE CTCIiCME. The Lightest Running and most Powerful Windmill now before the Public Needs no attention, and lasts for years. PATENTED. These Itlills i are the Best, Cheapest Strongest and Lightest, AND ARE SELF-EEGULATORS. Pacific Manufacturing 934 & 936 MISSION ST., S. R DON'T FORGET 12-fu 14-ft. 16-ft" 22-ft. MILLS - II "A" MILLS $65 75 90 1225 10-ft. MILLS 850 Order through The RtviKW office and save extra charge. PAGE & 1 DEALERS IN DRUGS. PAINTS. 1 GLASS, JEWELRY, WAIUHtS, PUTTY, ! COMBS, El C. ETC We expect to do a strictly cash business, and will endeavor to make it to the interest of all to deal with us. We also invite a continuation of the pat ronage of all former patrons, and solicit new ones. (T GIVE US A CALL.Jg! 30,000 Acres Farm & Grazing Land IN DOUGLAS AND JACKSON COUNTIES, ' -'',-:vv:i'v: .;'! "''' Fine farms of almost every description well fenced, vsell watered, and sit uated in the most healthful climate, are now offered for sale In Tracts of from 160 to 3000 Acres. I have entered the Real Estate Business lo slay, ami have superior faciL i "'.' i ' ities for disposing of hndV " Therefore those wishing to sell their land will do well to place the matter in my charge. J. C. HUTCHINSON, OAKLAND, -.. - .1 - . - - - OREGON, Chas. E. Wolvertos, . President. J. W. Cusiclc, Treasurer. . The Farmers, and Merchants Insurance Co. CAPITAL! STOCK $300,000000- ' ALBANY, WM. ULRICK,fcUtritt Agent, is reserved for - ' 1 Sol. Abraham's .-!;" . ..-'-.-' OF COST. 0 CO CD tf w o Co. THE PRICES. 16-ft 18-ft 20-ft 24-ft B" ft "A" MILLS $110 175 200 250. DIMMICK OR3BO-O.BE OILS, J. O. Wbisman, -Vice-Presklent. J. K. Elderkin, Sec. vo& Manager. OREGON. MEDEORD, OREGON. ORQAiM Bm attained standard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains every improvement th at Inventive cuius, skill and inotuiy can produce. OTTB f EVEBY AM J : OEOAN I w As ia ' I HAKTED ' FOB TO t , 1 . . V j H EXCEL. YEABS These Organs are celebrated for volume, iiallty of tone, quick response, artistic desurn, eauty in finish, perfect construction, making lem the most defllrable omna for hoinea. eohoola, churches, lodges, societies, etc. ESTABLISHED BEPVTATIOIT. CXEQUALED FACILITIES, SKILLED WORKMEN, I BEST MATERIAL, eoHBtmcn, mass this THH POPULAR ORGAN Instruction Books and Piano Stools. Catalogues and Price Lists, on application, isxa CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CO. Car. Randolph and Ann St. CHICAGO. ILL H. C. Stanton DEALER IN STAPLE DRY GOODS! THE BEST QUALITY. GENERAL FURNISHING, HOSIERY, TRIMMING tc. Boots & Shoes OF THE BEST Q CAL1TY. a full GROCERIES ! Wood And Willow WAKE. CROCKERY & GLASSWARE, ELECTRIC LAMPS, SCHOOL BOOKS, AND STATIONARY, J Subscription AGENCY. Subscription received for all Eastern and European Publications. THE OLD RELIABLE Established in 1867 t' Jacob Bitlzcr 1! Homeopathic and Patent Medicines, Perfumes, Satcliet powder, Combs, Toilet articles, etc, etc; Stationery, ink spectacles, dusters, memoranda and school books, mucilage, pencil, erasers,, shoulder braces, sponges, trusses, drug gist sundries, etc. DBUG--S And chemicals, paints, oils and var nishes, windox glass and putty, wall paper, cement, a full line of brashes. Perscriptions and family receipts care fully compounded. All of which, and much more can be found at our STOEE. MILLWOOD MILLS ON HUBBARD CREEK. CLARKE & BAKER, Proprietors. Ws sra now prepared to furnish lumber o tbe best quality in quantities to suit the purchasers, always baring on hand the largest stock of any mil In Douglas County. We will furnish lumber at ou ill at tbe following PRICES. Mo-1 rough lumber.... ...... S3 to $10 H No, 1 flooring, S Inch D 4 M n $18 X No. 1 flooring, 4 Inch D 4 M .I8 M No. 1 finishing lumber (18 M CLARKE A BAKER. INSURANCE. GO TO Humphrey & F int. And get your property insured, for they represent reliable companies", such as the V ANGLO NEVADA Of California And LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION Humphrey & Flint DEPOT HOTEL ROSEBURG, OREGON. Board $1 per Day; Single Meals, 25 cents, XSThts house has Iate. changed band and is oroughly renovated and refurnished. Tbe travel- ng public will find the best of aceonimodatiena No- Chinamen Employed. ' SMHH BAILEY. f, i z i t Uss rMHI0 wtthont drlav. A rare meliciaal t cura wbea aU else falls. B m eared the worn earn at Coosta.Wa Linn. lAm ndia-MUoB. iaward tina. r.hinwloo. invalnabiefor Keenmatlam, Female WeakBeas, and all tains and dt orders o( the Stomach and bowel, too. asbroaxiiu. HINDERCORNO. The satest. n aad Bert ears forOorm, Banloaa. An. Stops aU pali LnainanimfnrttftUi.fM. iihTTI ver laus Bti0iyre)Ve?afl'cMSefc3 f ollr and exeaait reaeem Uw eaem, eoaras and visor of roa th. Coras waaknaw of Bind aad body; Kerreoa Oebllitv. Solaal bchaMWa. Lost MaakSTa - . " X? THIS is the top of the gen uine "Pearl Top" Lamp Chimney, all are imitations. others similar This is the exact label on each one of the Pearl Top Chimeys. The dealer may say and think he has as - ... good, but he has not Insist upon the exact label and top. V GEO. A. MACBETH & CO. Pittsburgh, Pa. C cto H.. aExaxlz.is A Full Line iof i Staple and Fancy Groceriep, Table and Pocket cJutleky, Glassware, Crockery Queensware. Etc. Goods Delivered anywhere in the City limits, Free of Charge. BARKER & WILLIS, . DEALERS IN GROCERIES, ! PROVISIONS, NOTIONS, CROCK ERY, GLASSWARE, TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC. j ETC. CANITD FRUITS A SPECIALTY. Produce bought and the highest cash price paid, i ' ROSEBURG OREGON. New Stage Line. ROSEBURG TO CAMAS VALLEY Leaves Roseburg, Mondays, Wednes dtys, Fridays, and returns Tuesdays, ihursdays, and Saturdays. Time of having both terminal points 6 o'clock A M. and ariives at each point at 6 o clock p. m. j ROOT, T. MCCULLOCH, Prop. LANGENBERG'S Boot and! She Stare Jackson Street,OpposIte Post Office, Boaebnrc Oregon. TTEEP3 ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST JV assortment of Eastern and San Francisco and other makes of BOOTS, SHOES, GAITE8S, SLIP PKS and everything in the Bout and Sboe.line, and SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH. Boots and Shoes Made to Order, and Perfect Fit Guaranteed. I use the Best of Leather nnd Warrant all my work. Repairing Neatly Done, on Short Notice.'. Also a full stock of TOYS, NOTIONS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and VIOLIN STRINGS. LOUIS ZANQEtfBE RO, F0HNI1 VRE PALA CF, i . UNCLE JOHN GILDERSLEEVE Has tbe finest stock of furniture south of Portland which he sells as cheap as it can be bought in he State. Tbe new tangled DO UBLE BED LOUNGE. AND j PATENT CORNICES. Also has on hand a full assortment of beds and bed ding, chairs, tables, BUREAUS AND COMMODES, i And ail kinds of Childrens Chairs, etc. J. GILDERSLEEVE. Roseburg Flouring Mills RAST & CRITESER. This mill is turning out CHOICE! FLOUR, ad-l' will 800 tbstyou are satisfied. Get your biscuit flour at the Roseburg Mills The highest market wheat price paid for C. W. KNOWXES, ST, CHARLES H0TFL EUROPEAN PLAN.) C.-W KNOWLES, Proprietor. FIRST CLASS lit EVERT RESPECT. Good Restaurant Connected With Tbe House i Fire-proof Brick Building . 180 Rooms. In tbe Center of the COR. FRONT AND MORRISON 8TS., PORTLAND so tm "T? n i S lr Halaria, Dumb Chills, Fever and Ague, Wind Colic. Bilious Attacks. Tby nradare recrnlsir. natnrsil erar. tfoua, BTr sVip or Interfere) avltk) dattly haalnewa. As at fsmtlr nedirtae. Uttj oosiM fe 1st ever hotuii!d. SOLD ITVXltYWIIElCEe ' WhMl lur rim. t A. . r, riTS, EPILEPSY or ; FAIXIUG SICKHES3, Siri? "?".aon ' D "w receiving a cure. Bend at ; once tor a treattft and a Frer Kottiji eir.7.lr2ddre5iD8 & H.CRQOT.M.C. 183ttwST.,rwToI mIIIIIIM .11.,, , j ,,, ,3 - ALBANY t COLLKOIATK INSTITUTE. INSTITUTE. (COLLEGIATE ALBANY 1SS7. ;. OREGON. 188S. TWNTT FIRST YEAR CLASSICAL' SCIENtiFIC, LITERARY COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL. COURSES OF STUDY lXSTRlJCTIO.V TUOIIUIJUH, DISCIPLINE FII1JI. Tuition ran-,TM from Svo and a half ilollara to tweh e and a half d'Miara jr term. The year beiriin on Tue'.v ncarust tl.e oikl.lie o f SeptenilHir ami end on WwlneMloy neariMt the middle of June, and it divided hito four equal terms. A careful superYixi'w la exercised war tuJeut j from out of town. (iood board can be obtained In frirate familins at verv reasonable rate. Kimjiui fur aelf-boanling can readily be had at fifty eeuu per week. For announcement and fiill particular, address tlie President KEV. ELBKltT N CONK1T, A. M. Established 1851 A. ROBERTS, Corner First and Alder Street Portland, Or. v TKE LEADING CLOTHIER, HA.TTlB AND OP OREGON. BUICK & BEXJA3LTN REAL ESTATE AGENCY. REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Roseburg, Oregon . OTBny and Sell Real Estate on Commission. Loan Monev on Improved Lands. fSTHave For Sale Large ami Small Tracts of Afx ; rcultural, Grazing and Timber Lands and City Poierty. Correspondence Solicited. L. S. K. BUICK, Manager. NEW YORK LUMBER & Wood Yard Go To 51 R Howcirs East side of track one block south of depot is where yon will tiud number one dry lumber, Sugar pine, Cedar, Fir, and all Dimention lumber for buildings, sawed and shaved cedar shingles, Sash Doors, Blinds, Screen Doors, Mouldings, Wall and Stair railings, Balusters, Brackets, Newel posts, Ceiling, Rustic, Flooring, and all kinds of Finishing lumber, sawed and split Cedar posts, li inch plank sawed expressly for sidewalks. I represent the Sugar Pine Door & Lumber Co. of Grant's Pass Or. which from personal insjiection I believe to oe the finest establishment on the Pa cific coast, it employes seventy men." The Proprietors and Overseers are all Eastern men and experts in the busi ness, the machinery is new and put up in the best manner, and all under -srtict discipline and order. Their -work is all done by number one me chanics and is equal to any work of the kind done in New York or the East Fruit boxes, Picket fences and Gates complete. I also represent a number one mill at Yoncolla where I have sawed all Dimention lumber to order on short notice. All gnaianteed as represented or no sale. Call and see stock and prices before purchasing. Stove wood constantly on hand at . IIIUI TI1IE PRICES. ILvr.ea,t 3VLa.rK.et If cGrecor's old stand, Jackson Street : Roseburg. W. B. ROIIREH. .H1CHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR HIDES. THIS MARKET is always supplied with the choicest quality of Of all kinds, including beef, pork, veal and mutton; also, corn beef, sausage, lard, etc Tbe most favorable inducements offered to patrons, and no effort will be spared toward giving satisfaction. - . Douglas County Bank, f HUMPHREY Jt FLINT, Roselrarfx - - - Oregom. TRANSACT A GENERAL BANHINQ BUSINESS Sight Drstfta Dran Portland, San Francisco, New York and other points. Bills of exihanars on the principal gties of Europe. Deposits re ceived subject to check. Collections made on all accessablcpoiots at reasonable rates. The Red Corner Keeps Constantly on hand the Finest Cigars, Tobacco NUTS, . TOYS, . NOTIONS, and Everything usually kept in a FIRST CLASS Notion and Candy Store.' H. McCMlen .Will sell by the motto "LIVE AND LET LIVE" Call and Examine our Stock -Before- FURSHA8IHG ELSEWHERE. s i